Pakistan’s MEA Site Hacked by Indian Hackers: Suspected to Be Aftermaths of Pulwama Attacks

The official site of Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs was apparently hacked on Saturday. The outside service representative Mohammad Faisal said objections were gotten about the site being out of reach by clients from a few nations. Sources trust that the digital assault is accepted to begin from India.

In any case, clients from Australia, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, and the Netherlands announced confronting trouble in getting to the site.

The hacking of the site of Pakistan’s outside service comes after a horrendous dread assault in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pulwama locale on Thursday that killed 40 CRPF soldiers after a suicide charge assaulted the convoy vehicles with an SUV weighed down with explosives. The escort included 78 convoy trucks in which around 2,500 faculties were venturing out from Jammu to Srinagar.

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Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), a Pakistan-based fear based oppressor gathering, guaranteed the obligation regarding the assault which left the transport widely harmed in the impact. More than 50 nations have denounced the uncouth aggression and communicated help to India in its battle against fear mongering. Following the lethal attack, India denied the Most Favored Nation (MFN) status concurred to Pakistan.

A group of Indian programmers had destroyed the official site of PPP in June 2017. That equivalent year, in December, the official website of Karachi police was hacked and damaged, supposedly by Indian programmers.

The same year, hackers claiming to be of Pakistani origin and reportedly crashed sites of Indian high commissions, and departments in different nations with expert Pakistani separatist slogans in July 2016.

More than 50 nations have denounced the brutal assault and communicated help to India in its battle against fear-based oppression. The enormous additions were judgments from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Iran — every single significant accomplice of Pakistan, and who routinely support Islamabad on the Kashmir issue.

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